Maxxima
Maxxima MWL-34 LED Work Light 1400 lm 12-24V DC
A 1400 lumen LED work light operating on 12 to 24V DC with aluminium housing and permanent mounting
- Bright 1400 lm output for clear visibility
- Operates on 12 to 24V DC vehicle systems
- Low 1.4 to .7 A current draw saves power
- Durable aluminium housing with polycarbonate lens
- Compact 9 in rectangular design fits tight spaces
What this light is and who it suits
The Maxxima MWL-34 is a rectangular LED work light that delivers 1400 lumens from a 12-24V DC supply. Its aluminium housing and polycarbonate lens are built for permanent mounting on trucks, tractors or workshop equipment. The hard-wired connection draws 1.4 amps at 12 volts and .7 amps at 24 volts.
When it replaces older lamps
It serves as a direct swap for sealed-beam or halogen work lamps that fit the same 9-inch by 1-inch footprint and accept a 12-24V feed. The jump is worth it when you need whiter output, lower current draw and a lens that resists vibration better than glass. Buyers who need a wider flood pattern or a magnetic base should look elsewhere.
Installing and common pitfalls
Permanent mounting means drilling or bolting the aluminium base to a flat surface, then routing the bare leads into the vehicle loom with proper crimps and heat-shrink. The most frequent issue is an unsealed wiring entry that lets moisture corrode the connections. Verify the supply voltage matches the 12-24V range before powering up.
Highlights
- Bright 1400 lm output for clear visibility
- Operates on 12 to 24V DC vehicle systems
- Low 1.4 to .7 A current draw saves power
- Durable aluminium housing with polycarbonate lens
- Compact 9 in rectangular design fits tight spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting style does the MWL-34 use and how much clearance depth is needed?
The light mounts permanently and requires 29/32 inch of depth for the housing.
How do you wire the hardwired connection without reversing polarity on a 12-24V DC system?
Connect the supply positive to the light's positive lead and negative to ground; the unit draws 1.4 A at 12 V and .7 A at 24 V.
When should the polycarbonate lens be replaced instead of just cleaned?
Replace the lens if it shows cracks, heavy yellowing or deep scratches that reduce the 1400 lm output.
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